The proposed bill, titled the "Abolition of Abortion Act," aims to redefine the legal framework surrounding abortion in Oklahoma by emphasizing the protection of unborn children under homicide laws. It amends existing statutes to classify unborn children as human beings, thereby making acts that result in their death subject to homicide laws. The bill repeals provisions that previously allowed for legal abortions and seeks to protect pregnant women from coercion to abort. It also establishes that enforcement of these laws will be consistent with protections afforded to born individuals, ensuring due process rights for all parties involved.

Key amendments include the removal of legal protections for abortions under certain circumstances, specifically those that previously allowed for the death of an unborn child during a legal abortion. The bill also updates the language regarding defenses against homicide charges, particularly in cases involving unborn children. Additionally, it clarifies that wrongful death claims can be pursued for the death of an unborn child under specific conditions, while ensuring that the mother cannot be held liable unless she has committed a crime leading to the death. The act is designed to be prospective, meaning it will not apply to actions taken before its enactment, and it declares an emergency for immediate implementation.